We Demolished a MANSION: You Won't Believe This One!

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Built back in the 70s, this house has been through a lot of changes over the years, with four additions and remodels done to it. With all the work that needed to be done, fixing it up would have cost a fortune and probably not turned out that great. So, the current owners decided to tear it down and start from scratch, giving them a clean canvas to create their dream home.

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[HomeWreckerBrian]

12:55 is where my favorite part starts! Let me know what your favorite part was!

[Thebestbassclarinet]

This reminds me of my childhood home. It’s a super massive 70’s split level that had so much added onto it. It thankfully is still here today. But I get it you’re doing your job. Don’t mind the people saying you’re bad for not salvaging stuff. I get why they’re mad. But you’re not the one to get mad at. Have a nice day :)

[ricardofierro]

I am 75 years old. When I was younger and in the Boy Scouts sometimes on a weekend 6-7 Boy Scouts troops would get together and strip old houses. And I mean strip . We took everything apart. Even the wood was taken ( much better wood that we have today) . We then would sell everything. One man and his sons built a big 2 story house from our tear down projects. We also torn down stores, restaurants etc . From what we heard when I was still a scout, all it took was ( 1 ) Boy Scout to get hurt and sue the owner. Lots of us got hurt but we never sued anyone. We also made a lot of money. Thanks

[texastea]

If it were my home I would have had one hell of an estate sale. "Everything must go, literally"

[bobsundance]

Sorry but it kind of makes me sick watching all the perfectly good appliances, fixtures, lighting, garage doors, windows, skylights, etc. etc. Not spending a little time and muscle re-purposing so much of value (surely valuable to someone out there) should be a violation of an ordinance or something. Do you know there is a mindset in Europe, like Sweden and Denmark, that wasting good stuff is just an sign of entitlement, selfishness and laziness. Not on your part, the owners.

[ConservativeCoinCollector]

I've been watching demolition videos on Youtube for 15 years. You are the first channel who does demolition to include interior shots It makes your content stand out and unique. I love it.

[davidmiller]

Been a top end house builder most of my life. Mixed feelings seeing this come down. Interesting how fast in happens, but I seem to have knot in the pit of my stomach.

[mildredscheu]

That's sad, such a beautiful house. I would of fixed it up myself. Sad to see it go.

[eegarim]

The Habitat for Humanity organization could have used so much of what was in that house: doors, windows, countertops, appliances, sinks. It makes me sad to think salvageable parts and pieces could have been used, not smashed to bits.😢

[theolordenthusiast]

OMG, I absolutely LOVE this channel!!. I can imagine me flashing my warning lights, placing my safety cones out and around the demolition site, then going to make you all a coffee for you all, with the onboard coffee maker, and generator that will be used to power it. I also, subscribed and liked. Keep up the great work, all the best

Alex.

[mackhopper]

Crap, forget the house, save that beautiful Japanese maple in front of the house (ugh, that was a particularly cruel ending)! Some beautiful plants and landscaping on this property!

So many items that could’ve been repurposed inside this house. Damn, I wanted to come grab one of those sink bowls for my bathroom (@ 4:34)! I just wasn’t quick enough! 😊 I could’ve used that smaller kitchen sink for my tiki bar, too. You guys left money on the table with this house…all over the place!

[tomjonas]

I can’t believe you’re ripping this house down it is absolutely gorgeous

[HeddyGreen]

It’s sad to see all those fixtures, and other stuff that could be salvaged just destroyed

[lisad]

So much could be donated! Cabinets, windows, doors, miscellaneous wood, any appliances, lights, all kinds to Habitat for Humanity AND it’s tax deductible. So many people would love to have and would be grateful for anything even if it’s not ‘current’.

[stevenkaskus]

So much should have been donated from this house. This property use to have such beautiful landscaping and now beautiful trees cut down, kinda hard to get those Back.

[reginalddopson]

Yes sir I like them interior shots man keep it up very good job. 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[Silverado]

I 100% agree with most people on here. Yes all the internal parts from fixtures, to appliances, to wood, counters, doors, windows, ect. could be re-used. The home could also be a place for less fortunate families to live in. This man is doing his job that he is getting paid to do and I'm pretty sure his directions were strictly given. Its always after these jobs are done that so many people come on and leave what "should" have been done and not destroyed.

[mackhopper]

Brian, more interior shots!!! They make make your videos so intimate and homey! LOL. 😊

[sylviasanchez]

That's So Sad to See Such a Beautiful House being demolished I loved everything about it ❤

[denisebarney]

It seems like such a waste🤦🏻‍♀️… they should have let people go in and salvage what they could..cabinets, light fixtures, counter tops, cupboards and cabinets. We live in such a “throw away” world, it’s sad.
Great video, love the demolition part… but I love watching big machinery!